Sentence examples for some common constraints from inspiring English sources

Concepts of the older theory (volume, pressure, temperature, entropy) must be related to the concepts of the newer theory (molecular constitution, dynamical concepts governing the motion of the molecular constituents, probabilistic notions characterizing either the states of an individual system or distributions of states over an imagined ensemble of systems subject to some common constraints).

Some common constraints that teachers face when they implement inquiry lessons are: lack of collegial supervision (Brickhouse & Bodner, 1992), lack of pedagogical skills (Adams & Krockover, 1997), lack of time (Loughran, 1994), and insufficient guides for connecting curriculum and inquiry teaching (Adam & Krockover, 1997).

In summary, floodwaters faced by terrestrial plants invoke some common constraints of restricted gas exchange and lower light availability, but conditions (O2, CO2, light and temperature) differ between locations and times, posing variable challenges to plant functioning during submergence.

When fields are isolated (fragmented farmlands), farmers implement with some of their neighbours, collective rules of crop allocation that permit the management of common constraints, such as the lack of roads to access fields.

This is a classic case of convergent evolution and demonstrates the development of functional similarities derived from common constraints.

The described method only assumes that two common constraints are met.

In such a system, the most common constraints to protect the PUs are peak or average interference powers constraints (IPCs).

The proposed system transforms multiple XPath queries before their run-time into a new data structure, called an XP-table, by sharing their common constraints.

We explain how their differences result from their different design criterion (node-specific versus common constraints sets), and their different priorities for communication bandwidth, computational power, and adaptivity.

Together, the idealised instruction set and common constraints allow programs to be portable and to perform efficiently on the real VPUs being represented.

This has to be done subject to a set of relatively common constraints related to the scheduling of the present jobs and resources.